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The outdoor fun continues from December through March with backcountry nordic ski or snowshoe tours near Willamette Pass and winter bike rides on the low elevation roads or trails around Oakridge. Pair up an adventure with a stay at our cozy Oakridge Cottage and you’ve got yourself a winter getaway.

Backcountry Nordic Ski or Snowshoe Tours

Snow play is what we do for fun in the winter. Join Cog Wild for an outing to the un-groomed cross country (xc) trails in the Cascade Mountains east of Oakridge. Choose from cross country ski or snowshoe options via private day trips for individuals or small groups.

Backcountry Nordic Ski Tour

Experience the magic of winter in the Cascades on a tour tailored to your private group’s fitness, skill level and interests.

Details

• Designed for Individuals and private groups, fit beginner to expert skiers, maximum of 10 skiers per trip
• Starts and ends in Oakridge, skiing happens in the Snow Parks near Willamette Pass

Cross Country Ski Tour includes:

• Snacks and warm beverages
• Guide support and navigation, enough instruction to keep the experience fun yet safe
• Nordic touring boots & bindings with metal edge touring skis for skiing un groomed trails
• Transportation from Oakridge to the Sno-Parks near Willamette Pass and back

Dates & pricing

• 9 AM to 2 PM any day mid December through March
• $235 for a solo skier, $149 per person for two or more skiers

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Snowshoe Outings

Snowshoeing is a great activity for folks who want a bit more stability on the snow than skinny skis provide. Snowshoe tours are a peaceful way to experience winter in the Cascade Mountains.

Details

• Individuals and groups, max 10 participants per session
• The guide will select a route based on the group’s fitness level, experience and the best snow conditions.
• Meets in Oakridge, snow shoeing happens out of the Sno-Parks near Willamette Pass.

Snowshoe Tour includes:

• Snacks and warm beverages
• Guide support and navigation, enough instruction to keep the experience fun yet safe
• Snowshoes
• Transportation from Oakridge to the Sno-Parks near Willamette Pass and back

Dates & pricing

• 9 AM to 1 PM daily from mid December through March
• $ 225 for a solo participant and $110 per person for 2 to 10 participants.

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Fat Biking in Bend, Oregon

If your visit includes time in Bend, come ride fat bikes with us on groomed snow trails at Wanoga Sno-Park or other beautiful locations as snow conditions allow.

Oakridge is awesome. While many folks come to ride the daily shuttles, there are enough trails in the region to keep a person occupied for a lifetime. Cog Wild’s mountain bike adventure rides out of Oakridge highlight alternative routes accessible from our regular drop spots, shuttles to lesser known trails and access the high country trails out of town. Rides go every other Saturday. In the early and late season, we’ll ride closer to town and expand to the backcountry as the snow melts and trails are cleared.

Build your own adventure: If you are planning to ride mountain bikes in Oakridge for a few days but want to see something new, hire a guide and a van to take your crew to any of these locations on your time frame.

The Ochoco national forest is east of Bend around Prineville.

The two main riding areas in the Ochocos are Lookout Mountain and Scotty / Cougar Creek.

Our adventure rides will explore the two different areas with several types of rides. Terrain is steeper than many of the trails in Bend, with open alpine zones, fir forests, open ponderosa stands and trails vary from smooth, firm packed clay to rough loose rocks.

The McKenzie River and Old Cascade Crest region have so much to offer advanced mountain bikers; you’ll need at least a few days of riding to get familiar with the region. Join Cog Wild for a multi-day mountain bike adventure in the McKenzie River and Old Cascade Crest Region to get away from it all and refill your bucket.

We’ve been riding here since 2006 and the trails still feel remote and pristine. Even though access to these trails is made much easier with Cog’s support, expect an ‘earn your turns” feel to the rides.

Day Trips in McKenzie & OCC Region

Multi-Day Mountain Bike Adventures in McKenzie & Old Cascade Crest

Trip Itinerary

Day 0

Meet in Bend at noon and travel to our campsite near the headwaters of the famous McKenzie River. We’ll do a ride from camp to stretch our legs and make sure our bikes and bods are working well. Plan for a meet and greet happy hour at 5 PM, followed by dinner. We’ll continue getting to know each other around the campfire then retire to rest up for a big day of riding.

Mileage: approximately 10 miles

Day 1

After a hearty breakfast, we’ll ride the classic McKenzie River Trail. World renowned for amazing waterfalls, technical lava riding and a deep rainforest feel, the MRT is quintessential NorthWest riding. 27 miles in length, and every inch is worthy. Don’t be fooled, even though we head downriver, our legs will be plenty tired by the time we return to camp for food and chillaxing.

Mileage: 15 to 27 miles

Day 2

We’ll shuttle up to a high start point and ride O’Leary, King Castle and Castle Rock Trails. With around 4000′ of descending with 1200′ climbing throughout this day, we will maximize high quality riding. A little off the beaten path, these trails are narrow and pristine. Before heading back to camp for the evening, we have the option for a side trip to Belknap Hot Springs, pack your swimsuit 🙂

Mileage: about 20 miles

Day 3

After breaking camp, we’ll head up to the Old Cascade Crest where we’ll ride through old growth forests, across expansive meadows and take in massive views of nearly all the peaks in the Cascade Range. Steep, rugged and rarely ridden, the OCC trails are a hoot to ride with the best dirt you can dream of.

Mileage: 10 to 20 miles

Dates

2024 Dates:

• August 22nd-25th

Trip Details

$ 1249 per person for a 3.5 day trip includes:

• 3.5 days of mountain biking on the MRT, O’Leary/King Castle and OCC
• Guide service & support
• All transportation to and from Bend and during the tour
• Three nights of camping at the same site
• All meals from from dinner the first night to lunch on the last day as well as trail side snacks
• Beverages from Deschutes Brewery, Humm Kombucha, and Polar Seltzer
• Badge of honor: Cog Wild patch
  

REntal & Demo Bikes

From our main office in Bend, we rent Ibis and Santa Cruz hardtail and full suspension bikes and have access to most bike brands through the many bike shops in Bend. Come early to get fitted to your bike or we can bring the bike of your choice to the campsite.

Add a Day in bend

If you are flying in to Bend and plan to travel down to McKenzie with the guides, consider adding a day in Bend before or after the tour. Cog Wild is located at LOGE Bend, where you can get a hotel room and add a guided ride or shuttle.

The North Umpqua Trail has been hit hard by fire and extreme weather the past few years and it needs time to heal and lots of trail work before we’re able to ride all 79 miles of the trail again. But there is still so much good riding in the region and we love being here. The Upper Umpqua is really close to Oakridge’s “outer limits” so we’re combining our favorite rides in this remote high country region for a few days of shredding and being immersed in the outdoors.

Multi Day Mountain Bike Adventures

We’ve revamped our classic Umpqua multi-day trip and honestly the singletrack experience is better. Four days of riding now it includes the best segments of the North Umpqua Trail and our favorite high country trails near Timpanogas Lake on the cascade crest. Our campsite is situated nicely to maximize riding in both areas.

Trip Itinerary:

Day 0

Meet in Bend at noon and travel to our campsite near the headwaters of the North Umpqua River. If you are driving up from the south, you are welcome to meet the group at the campsite. We’ll do an afternoon ride from camp to stretch our legs and make sure the bikes are working well. Meet and greet happy hour at 5 PM, followed by dinner. We’ll continue getting to know each other around the campfire then retire to rest up for a big day of riding.

Mileage: less than 10 miles

Day 1

After a hearty breakfast, we’ll travel to Timpanogas Lake to ride the high country trails: Sawtooth, Cowhorn and head of the Willamette. Eat well since we’re going big today: technical climbs, mandatory hike a bike sections to steep descents. A swim in the lake is highly recommended before returning to camp for dinner and relaxation.

Mileage: 15- 20 miles

Day 2

Today is classic PNW riding. We’ll ride the Middle Fork of the Willamette, a technical river trail with miles of fun riding. Then jump back in the van for a Moon Point shuttle above the river canyon, an almost all downhill 7 mile ripper going through multiple climate zones and trail types. From chunky rock to tear inducing speeds, this trail is always a crowd pleaser.

Mileage: 20-34 miles

Day 3

After breaking camp, we’ll take a big bite out of the NUT as we ride the upper segments of this classic trail. Start with Lemolo, Dread and Terror then Hot Springs and if you still have gas in the tank try for Deer Leap too. After a dip in the North Umpqua River and a farewell cheers, the van will return to Bend and we’ll return to the world refreshed and content from three plus days of fantastic mountain biking.

Mileage: 15 to 30 miles

Dates

2024 Dates:

• June 20th-23rd
• July 25th-28th

Trip Details

The Upper Umpqua / Timpanogas multi-day trip is best suited to high intermediate and expert riders who enjoy suffering through mandatory hike a bike sections and big climbs to fully appreciate long descents, technical roots and rocks, numerous stream crossings and miles of ultra-fun riding.

$ 1249 per person for a 3.5 day trip includes:

• 3.5 days of mountain biking on the North Umpqua Trail and trails in Oakridge’s “outer limits”
• Guide service & support
• All transportation to and from Bend and during the tour
• Three nights of camping
• All meals from from dinner the first night to lunch on the last day as well as trail side snacks
• Beverages from Deschutes Brewery, Humm Kombucha, and Polar Seltzer
• Badge of honor: Cog Wild patch

Price does not include:

• Mountain bike rentals. See our bike rentals page for more information.
• Camping gear such as tents, sleeping bag and pad. Bring your own, or rent them from us.
• Optional activities such as rafting or fishing on the Middle Fork of the Willamette River.
• Airport shuttles to and from the Redmond/ Bend (RDM) Airport. Please arrange your own transportation from Redmond Airport to our headquarters, we recommend Enviro Shuttle or Redmond Airport Shuttle.
• Trip insurance. We highly recommend purchasing trip insurance since stuff comes up.
• Guide gratuity: If you like the ride, plan to tip your guides.

REntal & Demo Bikes

From our main office in Bend, we rent Ibis and Santa Cruz hardtail and full suspension bikes and have access to most bike brands through the many bike shops in Bend. Come early to get fitted to your bike or we can bring the bike of your choice to the campsite.

Add a Day in bend

If you are flying in to Bend and plan to travel down to the Umpqua with the guides, consider adding a day in Bend before or after the tour. Cog Wild is located at LOGE Bend, where you can get a hotel room and add a guided ride or shuttle.

Single Day Adventures

A Regenerative Mountain Biking Experience

This three day mountain bike adventure combines guided rides with trail work to promote sustainable trails and enhance recreational opportunities for others.

A partnership between Cog Wild, COTA, VisitBend and LOGE.

Experienced guides from Cog Wild will select appropriate routes for you to explore & enjoy the amazing mountain bike trails around Bend. Then leaders from the Central Oregon Trail Alliance (COTA) will explain and lead discussions about trail design, our unique high desert ecosystem, sustainable forestry, and stewardship of our recreational resources.

Our trails are built and maintained by volunteers — thank you for your interest in supporting sustainable trails in Central Oregon!

• May 20 – 22, Friday through Sunday
• Three days on the trail: ride, trail work, ride
• Includes an annual membership to COTA
• Discounted rate available at LOGE Camps for visitors
• Santa Cruz bike rentals available for an additional fee

Pricing

• $240 for all three days
• Lodging special:
  • $210 per night for a room at LOGE Camps Bend
  • Up to 2 people per room
  • Add during checkout to receive this discounted rate

Friday

• Meet at 8:30 at Cog Wild for a full-day guided ride with shuttle.
• Includes lunch, snacks and refreshment
• Post ride happy hour at Cog Wild to meet your crew leader to plan Saturday’s work party

Saturday

• Trail work from 9:00 am – 1:00 pm
• Includes snacks on the trail, then post-work lunch & beverages back at Cog Wild
• Free afternoon to explore Bend

IMPORTANT Trail Work Info

You will get DIRTY! Wear appropriate work clothes – long pants and closed toe shoes (work boots preferred). We provide work gloves, hard hat (required to be worn at all times by USFS), and tools.

Sunday

• Full-day guided ride with shuttle, lunch, snacks
• Debrief and celebrate!

Guided rides with Cog Wild are a great way to get some epic riding and an insiders view of this bucket list mountain bike destination.

With a shuttle assisted guided ride, we figure out the logistics and take you to the goods; you spend less time grinding up, and more time shredding down. Ride the classic trails: Alpine, Dead Mountain, Hardesty and Lawler, and some of the lesser known gems including Timpanogas, Moon Point, Bunchgrass, Grasshopper, Tire Mountain, Cloverpatch and Eula.

Guided Ride Options:

Coming to Oakridge with a big group? Book a van and guide for a full or half day. Traveling solo or with four or fewer riders? Consider a half or full day guided ride to show you trails appropriate to your level and learn about what trails to ride next. Group adventure rides run every other Saturday, join a group to explore alternative and backcountry routes in the region.

Half Day Guided Ride

• Get to know the trails around Oakridge with a guided ride. Accessible for all skill levels, the guide will select a route based on your skill, fitness and interests. For individuals up to groups of 4.
• Around 3 hours
• Shuttle included, routes may include Dead Mountain or Alpine, TBD based on rider input.
• Solo rider $180
  2 riders: $95 per person
  3 or more: $75 per person

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Full Day Guided Ride

• Immerse yourself in the glory of mountain biking in Oakridge. Best suited for strong intermediate to advanced riders; you’ll still climb thousands of feet even with a shuttle. For individuals up to groups of 4.
• Around 5-6 hours
• Shuttle included, routes may include the full ATCA or a shuttle fest on Hardesty, Lawler and Eula.
• Solo rider $260
  2 riders: $135 per person
  3 or more: $100 per person

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Van and Guide for a Half Day

• For your crew up to 12 riders. Best suited for fit intermediate to expert riders
• Up to 4 hours
• Full sag & logistical support with an experienced guide and driver. Ride the regular shuttles routes around Oakridge or have a guide show you Moon Point, Eula, Sawtooth and other gems.
• $745 per group

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Van and Guide for a Full Day

• For your crew up to 12 riders. Best suited for fit intermediate to expert riders
• Up to 8 hours — ride all the goods!
• Full sag & logistical support with an experienced guide and driver. Ride all the regular shuttle routes around Oakridge or go for an adventure near Timpanogas, Middle Fork, Moon Point or Grasshopper.
• $1200 per group

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Oakridge Adventure Rides

Join a group of like minded adventures to check out alternative rides accessible from the regular shuttles and big backcountry rides. In the early and late season, the groups rides will be closer to town. When the snow melts out of the high country and the trails are cleared, the rides will venture farther from town.

• Strong intermediate to expert riders
• May – October
• Open meadows, old growth forests, fast descents, swimming holes, big views, good times.

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What to expect from a guided ride in Oakridge

Cog Wild Bicycle Tours is excited to provide gravel bike rides and skills instruction in Central Oregon. Pick the activity that is right for you: a guided ride, group skills sessions or a private gravel skills lesson. Bring your own bike or rent one of our new Santa Cruz Stigmata gravel bikes.

Guided Gravel Bike Rides

Cog Wild’s guided gravel bike tours have a bit of everything from high country roads with massive views to double track to paved sections. Our gravel guides are on the forefront of the scene and can navigate our network of forest roads, trails and paved paths around Bend for a unique ride.

If you your interested in gravel camps in the region connect with Special Blend Gravel or book tours on multiple days we’ll get you on something different each day.

The experience

Riding Distance

The ride distance depends on the riders. The guide will customize and adjust the route based on the riders’ skill, fitness and interest.

Rider Level

Guided Gravel Rides are suitable for all skill levels from beginners to expert riders. Previous gravel biking experience is preferred but we can tailor the ride to suit true beginners. On the other hand, if you are an experienced rider who wants to get a ripping ride in, its on! The ride is designed to match your abilities.

Terrain & Trails

Expect a variety of surfaces: paved path, gravel roads, 4X4 roads and some singletrack. The guide will adjust the route for each ride.

Guided Gravel Ride Includes:

• Guide to accompany your group
• Optional shuttle, rides are customized to the rider’s skill and fitness levels.
• Up to 5 hours on the bike
• Cog Wild water bottle
• Healthy snacks and a substantial sandwich from Newport Market.
• Complimentary Deschutes Brewery beer Polar Seltzer and Humm Kombucha after the ride

Schedule

Gravel rides start at 8:45 AM. Contact us to arrange a different time.

Please arrive 15 minutes early to meet your guide and discuss routes. Please arrive 20 minutes early if you are also renting a bike.

Location

Meet at Cog Wild’s headquarters at LOGE Bend.

Pricing

• Solo Rider: $240
• 2 riders: $125 per person
• 3 or more riders: $95 per person
• Bike rentals not included — we have a few Stigmatas available for $75 / day or $60 per day for multi-day rentals.

rider information needed Before the Ride

You can start your booking right away, here’s what we need to know before the ride

• Ages of minors and seniors
• Skill level: beginner, intermediate or advanced
• Any dietary restrictions, allergies and medical conditions
• Height of any rider with a bike rental

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If you don’t want guide support and are fully equipped to ride on your own, check out Dirty Freehub for gravel routes throughout Oregon.

Gravel Bike Group Skills Lessons

We’re excited to partner with Special Blend Gravel to offer group skills lessons for gravel biking. Coach Serena Bishop Gordon brings a wealth of experience from years of competitive gravel and mountain bike racing. As a PMBIA Level 1 certified instructor, USAC Certified coach, and owner of Special Blend Gravel, Serena combines her expertise with a passion for helping others excel on two wheels.

Advanced Gravel Skills Group Lessons

The Advanced Gravel Skills Group Lessons are geared towards riders who are planning big rides or racing multi day gravel stage races such as the Oregon Trail Gravel Race, Last Best Ride, Gravel Royale, etc. The course is designed to familiarize participants with the specific demands of multi-day rides. Riders will travel with more confidence over washboard, through sand, up and down steep grades and technical gravel terrain. It’s a great opportunity to learn how to transfer gravel bike skills to single track and advance skills to climb and descend steeper terrain with confidence and speed.

The experience

The Advanced Gravel Skills Group Lessons is geared towards folks who are ready to take their gravel riding to the next level, have some experience riding rougher, less maintained roads, and want to gain confidence on more technical gravel terrain and single track. 

Rider Level

This course is geared toward folks who have some gravel riding experience and know that they are ready for instruction to progress them to the next level of skills.

The Experience

The sessions will help riders gain more confidence riding over washboard roads, through sand, up and down steep grade, and tackling technical gravel terrain. We will cover equipment setup, fueling strategies, and self-reliance that will allow you to have more fun during long rides and multi-day stage races.

• The classes meet at Cog Wild’s Bend location.
• Each lesson builds upon skills learned during the prior session. Please plan to attend both sessions.

Schedule

Choose from one of two options below. Each option includes two, 2.5 hour sessions.

• June 9 & 11, 2025 from 5 to 7:30 PM
• July 15 & 17, 2025 from 5:00 to 7:30pm

Pricing

$195 for two 2.5 hour sessions

Join an Advanced Gravel Skills Group Lesson

Private Gravel Skills

If the group lesson time or format isn’t for you, consider a private gravel skills lesson for you or your small group. Choose from half or full day options. In the reservation questions, specify that you’d like a gravel bike lesson.

The experience

Get individualized feedback and instruction on skills specific to your needs.

• Half-day lesson range from 3-3.5 hours and include on-trail snacks. These are best for newer riders or individuals since it’s demanding to practice skills drills over and over.
• Full-day lesson is about 5 hours long and includes on-trail lunch and snacks. The second half of the day is devoted to applying newly learned skills to the trail.

Schedule

Available on demand year round as the weather allows.

Pricing

Half Day Private Skills

• Solo rider: $220
• 2 riders: $115 per person
• 3 or more: $90 per person

Full Day Private Skills

• Solo rider: $290
• 2 riders: $150 per person
• 3 or more: $115 per person

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Cog Wild has been guiding mountain bikers in Oregon since 2006. We’re deeply rooted in the bike community and ready to share our love of place to help you have a great experience. There are so many reasons to ride with a guide: camaraderie, logistical and mechanical support, transportation, trail selection made for your specific ride and an insider’s input on recreation in the region.

Cog Wild offers a variety of guided options from our headquarters in Bend: daily rides for solo riders or small groups, curated experiences for large private groups, drop in group rides and full day adventures to the gem trails in the region. Santa Cruz demo bikes can be added to your reservation during the booking process. Demos include a helmet and pedals of your choice.

Explore the options below to select the guided mountain bike ride option that best fits your needs.

Daily Guided Mountain Bike Rides in Bend

Individuals, couples and small groups like families and friend groups, this is the ride for you!
Choose either a full or half day ride to experience the best trails in Bend. A guide is assigned exclusively to your group and will plan a route based on your skill, fitness level and trail conditions to provide a stellar ride.

Half Day Guided Ride

Accessible for all skill levels, the guide selects a route based on your skill, interest and fitness to maximize flow on the trail.

Half Day Ride details

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Full Day Guided Ride

Best for experienced riders who enjoy multiple hours on trail; ride from the high country all the way back to Bend on singletrack.

Full Day Ride Details

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Family Guided Ride

Appropriate for families of all configurations: Young or old, experienced riders or not. Your guide will design the ride based on your family’s skill level and interests. Let the us sweat the details so you can enjoy quality time with your people.

Family Ride Details

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Winter Fat Bike Ride

Explore central Oregon’s winter landscape via fat bike on groomed and ungroomed forest tracks. Offered from mid December to late March, Fat Bike Rides are a unique way to beat the crowds and enjoy time on the snow.

Winter Fat Bike Ride Details

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Gravel Ride

Central Oregon forest roads are prime for gravel rides. Our gravel guides are on the forefront of the scene and know the road and trail systems well.  There are many route options and timeframes we can offer.

Guided Gravel Ride

Bend Group Rides

Join a group of like minded riders for a gravity assisted cross country ride out of Bend or a full day adventure on rad trails within a 100 miles of Bend. These lightly guided rides are for local or visiting intermediate plus riders who are eager to learn new routes or check some iconic Oregon mountain bike rides off the list. Follow the orange buttons below to find the pre scheduled ride dates for 2024.

Adventure Rides from Bend

Take a day to explore the Old Cascade Crest & McKenzie, Mt. Hood, Ochoco (pending USFS approval) and Bend regions. All day adventures for very fit intermediate and advanced riders only: expect mandatory hike a bike sections and sustained downhills with awe inspiring views in beautiful places.

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Bend Group Rides

Hop on a shuttle with a group of local and visiting riders for a social spin on some of Bend’s best singletrack. The weekly drop in rides are a good way to learn Bend’s mountain bike trail network. The pace will be determined by who shows up but spirited with regroups and encouragement. Group rides are designed for intermediate to advanced riders who ride regularly and like to be outside with others.

Group rides most Sunday mornings from mid May through Labor Day.

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Guided Mountain Bike Experiences for Private Groups

Guided Experiences for Private Groups are all inclusive mountain bike rides designed for corporate teams, family reunions, school and youth groups, wedding parties- any large group that wants to ride and needs us do the planning and delivery. Call on Cog Wild to create a memorable outdoor adventure for your crew.

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FAQ

I have already done the Bachelor to Bend tour? Should I do it again?

Yes! There are several different ways to ride from Mt. Bachelor to Bend, and we can take you on a different route each time, with few trail repeats. This means that you will see new trails each time.

My friends and I want to do this tour together, but some of us ride faster/slower than the rest of the group. Is this a problem?

Not at all! The trails in Bend are not very technical, which is what slows most people down in other places. Once we have details about all the riders we will choose a route that will help keep everyone together. Depending on the size of the group, we will have more than one guide to allow everyone to be able to ride at their own pace without getting too far ahead or left behind.

Can I bring my own bike?

Yes, of course! If you are traveling with your mountain bike, we ask that it is in good working order. Hard tails, full suspension, 27” and 29er bikes are all appropriate for our trails.

How much water should I have with me?

Cog Wild will provide each rider with one water bottle for you to keep after the ride. However, we recommend carrying at least a few water bottles or a full hydration bladder for your full day ride. There is not a place to refill water along the trail, so you will need to start the ride with all of your water for the day.

Famous for windsurfing and kiteboarding, the Hood River area also has fantastic mountain biking that combines classic Oregon singletrack with stunning scenery. Join Cog Wild for a mountain bike adventure in the Mt. Hood Region, where we ride up close to the iconic mountain and deep into the river canyons on its lower flanks.

The well designed trails here have big views, techy flow, deep forested sections, meadows and creek crossings and some old school freeride and jump trails. Choose from pre scheduled trips or select your own dates for your group. Not into multi days? Try a single day mountain bike adventure in the Mt. Hood Region out of our Bend location.

Multi-Day Mountain BikeAdventures in the Mt. Hood Region

Day Trips in Mt. Hood Region